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Disco Biscuits Live at Patrick Gymnasium (University of Vermont) on 2006-09-23

by Disco Biscuits

Publication date: 2006-09-23 ( check for other copies)

Collection: DiscoBiscuits

Band/Artist: Disco Biscuits

PLAN C APPROVED

The Disco Biscuits
September 23, 2006
Patrick Gymnasium (University of Vermont)
Burlington, VT

Taped By: George Ewing (gewing@tapers.org)

Source: (FOH @ 13') B2-Pro (baffled) >< AKG D8000S (hyper) > R-4

Lineage: R-4 WAV > Cubase (two-channel mixdown) > Sound Forge > FLAC

Remastered by George Ewing

Set List

Set I (Disc 1)

01. Crowd
02. Little Lai
03. Banter
04. Above the Waves *
05. Sweating Bullets
06. Confrontation
07. Banter
08. Pilin' It High
09. Therapy

Set II (Disc 2)

01. Crowd
02. Magellan Reprise
03. Boom Shanker ->
04. Basis ->
05. Tempest ->
06. Nughuffer -> **
07. Basis
08. Encore Break, Banter

Set II cont'd (Disc 3)

01. I've Got A Feelin' (The Beatles) (Encore) ***
02. Home Again (Encore) ***

* Sean Hennesey sat in from this point forward as a "special guest percussionist"
** inverted
*** with Tom Hamilton of Brothers Past on guitar and vocals

Notes

Remastered by George Ewing

Addeddate: 2006-09-30 06:26:09

Identifier: db2006-09-23.b2-pro.akg-d8000s.RM.flac16

Lineage: R-4 WAV > Cubase (mixdown) > Sound Forge > FLAC

Location: Burlington, VT

Source: (FOH @ 13') B2-Pro (baffled) >< AKG D8000S (hyper) > R-4

Taped by: George Ewing (gewing@tapers.org)

Transferred by: George Ewing

Type: sound

Venue: Patrick Gymnasium (University of Vermont)

Year: 2006

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Reviewer: Bubonic Tonic - - October 3, 2006
Subject: BISCO's TO NASTY

All the bisco shows I have gone to in these last 5 or 6 years have culminated into this show. When you go to UVM its one thing seeing the biscuits at the higher ground, it is another to see them in your own backyard in my case the patrick gym behind Harris/Millis. Home again encore with dual guitar (Bros Past), a nasty confrontation and tempest... this is a bangin show to say the least. But Brownie I really don't think you have a good enough view of what burlington cops are really like, they're fucking harsh. If you don't like bisco then please move on with your life and give your organs to those who deserve them.

Reviewer: SpaceYouRFACe - - October 2, 2006
Subject: What the Precussion Powerhouse?

Awsome second set nothing but energy!..Since when did bisco turn into a precussion powerhouse theres something new going on in all of the second set?...neverheless im feeling it so good for them and I hope they keep it up. Check out the two Basis's..good stuff!!

Reviewer: Pat Sajak - - October 2, 2006
Subject: Nice sound .

Nice improvement over the original files, which already sounded great. Sounds like you brought out some more of the high end and now this is has a nice balance and nice sound to it. Good pull also. (!) This is definitely a keeper.

Reviewer: ChowderBisco - - October 2, 2006
Subject: Techno Fest

This show does have a few highlights. Waves sounded pretty good live. I think that the Home Again was by far my favorite part of the show, the only time that bisco energy just took over my body. Most of the second set (i.e. bassis, tempest) was just a lot of heavy techno, so if your not into technoey biscuits id skip 2nd set.

Reviewer: MikesGroover - - October 1, 2006
Subject: Improved sound, solid Biscuits

The remaster makes the gym not even sound half-bad. A standard college show after the band had been off for a month. Rocking first set is nice but nothing special. The additional percussionist doesn't add much to the mix, IMO.

Nughuffer is the second set highlight, while Basis has its moments but doesn't reach the heights of other versions. Extra star for the encoring with an amazingly high-energy Home Again. Hamilton's guitar addition is worthwhile.

Reviewer: Shiva Ho - - September 30, 2006
Subject: Better than....

This does sound a bit brighter than the original...
Why not just replace it?

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